by Jason van Blerk Alright, let’s dive into the rabbit hole and talk about nicotine from an angle you won’t hear in mainstream health discussions. Forget what the CDC or FDA says—let’s look at nicotine as it really is: one of the most demonized yet potentially beneficial substances in modern history. The War on Nicotine: A Hidden Agenda? Nicotine has been lumped in with tobacco for decades, but here’s the twist—nicotine itself is not the killer. The real dangers come from the thousands of chemicals added to cigarettes, which cause the diseases blamed on smoking. But why does ...
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Harvard conducted an animal study in 2015 to determine addictiveness of nicotine. To their surprise they couldn’t get any animals to be addicted to strict nicotine in water. So researchers requested documents of tobacco companies and in the documents they learned that tobacco product manufacturers figured out in the 70’s that no body would repurchase ‘light cigarettes’, so they had to figure out how to make the tobacco products addictive. Harvard learned in 2015 what the tobacco giants did to make tobacco products and NICOTINE addictive. They added a chemical called Pyrazines t ...
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Long Covid, ME/CFS, PEM and Nicotine Patches Success Story Misha G. I know this is long, but I wanted to provide the details to others that I tried looking for when I first started Nicotine Patches. Caught Covid in late May 2024. Had multiple ambiguous symptoms - headaches, nausea, altered menstrual cycle, acne (never had before), gastrointestinal issues, unusual fatigue, multiple swollen joints - for a couple months until ME/CFS and PEM hit hard mid October. CFS was my worst symptom. I went from being an athlete who worked out an hour and a half to two hours a day, 5-6 days per ...
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In this episode, Evan H. Hirsch, MD, explores Nicotine for Long Covid, diving into its fascinating potential as a tool for addressing chronic fatigue syndrome symptoms. Evan unpacks how nicotine’s neuroprotective and anti-inflammatory properties, vagus nerve stimulation, and ability to displace spike proteins from receptors may support healing. He also discusses its role in reducing brain fog, enhancing mitochondrial function, and improving cognitive performance. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCzZlA1B-I8 [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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One story about nicotine patching and ME/cfs Margrét Rósa Sigurðardóttir ME/cfs, 70 years young, housebound/bedbound last 5 years. After 9 months of nicotine patching 7mg, 24/7, I have an increase of energy maybe 20-30%. In November I started to have less sleep, and began taking the patch off at night. But still, the sleep was bad, waking up after 1-2 hours sleep and then sleeping maybe 4 hours in the morning after staying awake the whole night, always the same. So I knew I had to change the doses of nicotine, to keep on studying the effects (which I think is ...
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Nicotine - a defense to Covid, post-Covid issues, and Shedding https://www.curezone.org/ig/i.asp?i=123944   [End]
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Dr. Bryan Ardis and Laura Lynn: Nicotine Gum and Patch for Covid Long Haul and Immune Boosters https://www.curezone.org/ig/i.asp?i=123928 #Nicotine #NicotinePatch #LongCovid   [End]
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Dr. Bryan Ardis and Laura Lynn: You Don’t Know Nicotine, now streaming on Ibex, exposes the possible deceit and dark money behind our misunderstanding of nicotine’s potential. https://www.curezone.org/ig/i.asp?i=123927   [End]
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“Post-COVID-19 syndrome is well explained in its pathogenesis and clinical manifestation, with cholinergic neuromodulation disorder due to partial or complete blockage of nicotinic acetylcholine receptors by the SARS-CoV-2 virus playing a potentially important role. In all four of the cases we studied, transcutaneous use of nicotine led to a near immediate improvement in symptoms and rapid restitutio ad integrum. The course of symptom improvement was as distinct as the clinical presentation of post-COVID-19 syndrome in each patient. The ease of implementation and the good controllability o ...
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The Nicotine Test for Long Covid [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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Dr. Bryan Ardis: ”The benefits of Nicotine to Humans have been both kept secret and grossly under exaggerated since forever!” “Why aren’t any Neurologists telling you about Nicotine Patches, or Nicotine Gum or Nicotine Vegetables?” https://www.curezone.org/ig/i.asp?i=123846   [End]
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Translated to Serbian language Priče o nikotinskim flasterima i dugotrajnom Covid-u Teri Krišman Moj (mogući) lek pomoću nikotinskog flastera Početak dugotrajnog Covid-a: Avgust 2020. Simptomi: dubok umor, post-egzertionalno pogoršanje (PEM), kratak dah (SOB), bolovi u mišićima, nesanica, moždana magla, bolno grlo, mučnina, intolerancija na histamin, bolovi u stomaku, povišen puls, glavobolje. Većinu vremena sam bila vezana za kuću. Spavala sam u proseku 5 i po sati noću ili manje. Morala sam da ograničim korake na manje od ...
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Nicotine Patches (NP) Experiences from the Web - Huge Improvement - * Suzanne LeBrun * My son is almost 2 weeks in on the Quit Smoking nicotine patches. He’s had LC for almost 3 years. Chronic fatigue, insomnia, constant headache, anxiety, temperature regulation issues, light sensitivity, PEM, gut issues, sore throat, brain fog. Gut, sore throat, and PEM had improved some right before patching. Started at 1.75mg, then 3.5mg and 7.0mg. After 2 days of 7.0 he went back to 3.5. Too much lethargy on 7.0. He’s back at college this week. First day back he deep cleaned hi ...
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The Nicotine Conspiracy Nicotine is used as a natural pesticide, antibiotic and a natural antiviral! Video: NEUROSCIENTIST ANDREW HUBERMAN HOW NICOTINE CAN BE GOOD FOR YOU https://www.curezone.org/ig/i.asp?i=123708 Video: Dr Bryan Ardis: The Nicotine Conspiracy on Man in America with Seth Holehouse https://www.curezone.org/ig/i.asp?i=123709 Video: Dr. Bryan Ardis: Reversing Parkinson’s, Type 1 Diabetes, Brain Tumor Growth, Myocarditis https://www.curezone.org/ig/i.asp?i=123707 Video: CLINICAL TRIAL USES NICOTINE PATCHES TO TREAT CHRONIC LUNG DISEASE The Ohio State U ...
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⚠️“Nicotine can reverse and dissolve brain tumors in less than 72 hours.” ⚠️“Nicotine is the cure for COVID.” https://www.curezone.org/ig/i.asp?i=123356 🚨“EVERY VIRUS ON EARTH IS BEATEN WITH NICOTINE.” ⚠️“Nicotine was always the antidote and always the cure.” ⚠️“Nicotine by itself has been proven to reverse, prevent and even cure people with Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, Multiple Sclerosis, arthritis, and more.” ⚠️“Nicotine reduces autistic behaviors.” ⚠️“Nicotine cures diabetes.”  ...
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Thanks for verifying.   [End]
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Scully administers nicotine to Mulder, who in turn recovers, albeit with a sore throat..   [End]
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 Renember X files and the smokingman- the reason he smoked is because the aliens didnt like to eat smokers , hence the disinfo from our puppet masters  (SSG)) who are trying to make sure their master are being fed properly , lol.     [End]
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So I can have a few De Noboli cigars everyday? They are all tobacco. Sinatra used to smoke them and he lived to be 82 even with all the Jack Daniels and crazy dames. http://curezone.com/upload/Members/new03/DeNobili_Popular_Box_Cigar.jpg   [End]
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thats right. thats what i meant.   [End]
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You meant to say; I don’t remember tequila ever being a problem for me   [End]
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tequila has never been a problem for me. well, there was that one time dancing on the table....   [End]
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only when I add tequila to the mix.   [End]
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not when i do it. you?   [End]
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”Am I missing anything?” sure, but where to begin?   [End]
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Iodine??? Or that doesnt work on Ebola?   [End]
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Is there a problem?   [End]
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So... So far I need a bunch of raw tobacco, a couple gallons of Noni Juice, a 50 gallon barrel of pineapple juice, IMAM, a huge bottle of vitamin C, and it wouldnt hurt to have a few gallons of colloidal silver. Am I missing anything?   [End]
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http://govtslaves.info/scientists-stumble-across-treatment-ebola-tobacco/     191   44     8 Reddit 112   ( Maggie Fox)  A cocktail of antibodies cooked up in tobacco plants may provide an emergency treatment for Ebola virus, one of the deadliest viruses known, researchers reported Wednesday. The treatment provides 100 percent protection to monkeys when given right after exposure. But it also helps even after symptoms develop, the researchers report in the journal Science Translational Medicine. Ebola first appeared in 1976 and causes an espe ... [Image Embedded Here]
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you dance alone in the house with the music turned up loud, dont you?   [End]
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Tobacco cures Ebola!   [End]
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Ya got that right, pilgrim   [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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The remarkable protective effects of nicotine — the addictive chemical in tobacco — on the brain are continuing to surprise scientists. One recent study has found that one of nicotine’s metabolites, cotinine, may improve memory and protect brain cells from diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. Another new study shows that nicotine can help improve some of the learning and memory problems associated with hypothyroidism. Such studies suggest that nicotine — or drugs that mimic nicotine — may one day prove beneficial in the treatment of neurological di ...
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si, senor.   [End]
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Ask me again via email in a couple of weeks.   [End]
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know of a good deal on one?   [End]
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Well good then, time for a rife machine :)   [End]
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i am so pissed off about lyme i cant stand it.   [End]
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Possibly, I do remember a friend who stopped smoking needed to use Allergy pills for quite some time afterwards. The issue is that a lot of these things once again only hide immune reaction to a disease that keeps going unless treated. My best guess is that if you stop puffing and went to see your quack you would be diagnosed with auto-immune issues...wonder how much of that is a combo of Lyme and TB?   [End]
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i know what this sounds like, but i have found that i intuitively keep smoking because i feel like i am better off than not. the two times i have quit, both times was for 6 months, i did not fair well.   [End]
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Watched a few minutes of a rerun of House the other night and a guy ended up with Sarcoidosis flare up after he stopped chewing tobacco....   [End]
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Nicotine can stop Cytokine Storm Ban Colloidal Silver. Try to ban vitamins and herbs. Try to ban organic gardening. Target smokers and ban smoking all over the country - then tax it so high that most can’t afford to smoke !! NOW READ THIS !!   [End]
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Dr.William Douglass who was named the National Health Federation’s Doctor of the Year. He has left the US, and now lives in Panama City, because he found the FDA was not for the consumer, but is controlled by lobbyists for the Pharmaceutical Cartels. Amazon.com: The Health Benefits of Tobacco: A Smoker’s Paradox. Australian medical doctor and a lawyer (who practiced successfully both professions) William T. Whitby wrote in 1978 a book "Smoking is Good for You". In 1986 he updated and extended it under the title "The Smoking Scare Debunked". (scanned PDF, ...
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yeh, you are right. My naturopathist has cured some people here in Greece with smoking. For some of his patients smoking was life-saving.Though I’m on the way of healing with other methods. As I have written long before, smoking may be somebody’s cure.   [End]
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I started smoking at 18 in 1976 when I was in the Army. I also started running. I am a good runner and ran many races and marathons. I qualified for the Boston at 28 years old with a marathon time of 3HR and 22Min. I decided I wanted to win even more races. I loved winning. So I quit smoking. It would make me better!!!Right? WRONG!!!!!!!!Within 3 months I could barely run because of pain and lack of bowel control. My husband left me. Who wants a wife who lives on the toilet. Soon the UC took control with cycles of flare-ups followed by depression. UC controlled my life for 10 y ...
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(I have posted this message on page 3 as well) Hi there, I have smoked for 25 years and stopped about 11 weeks ago. Approx. 8 weeks ago there was a change in bowel movements and approx 4 weeks ago I noticed blood and mucus in my stools. I went to the doctors and had a test done on stools and it confirmed it was blood. I have been refered to the hospital to have some laxatives and they are going to ex-ray my insides. don’t know much else! I have been extreemly worried and started doing some research on the above problem and came across ulserative colitis. I thought it was to much of a coi ...
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I also wanted to mention to use caution when following the SCD diet. Many of us cannot tolerate some of the things in that diet. I will not stay in remission if I follow it. And I’ve read many horror stories about people who tried to follow it and ended up in the hospital requiring surgery to recover from the damage. Now the SCD diet, and other diets, will help you avoid many thing which are positively bad for you, so its a good start. But there are also things prohibited by SCD that I can tolerate perfectly fine. The best thing to do is your own trial and error as to which foods trigger ...
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Smoking and Nicotine do not cure UC. No one should start smoking thinking it will help only to deal with many other negative consequences. This is what’s known. There is a greater percentage of Crohn’s patients who smoke than in the average population. However that is not true for UC patients. And there is evidence that ceasing to smoke has precipitated UC in some patients. But the reason for that is most likely due to increased stress and tension brought on by the nicotine withdrawal. Those who rely on smoking to relax should see some benefits, so you have a tough choice to make about dec ...
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Hmm....that’s interesting. Cure yourself from Colitis by smoking, yet kill yourself with lung cancer. Now there’s an idea.   [End]
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Hi, Just a quick note that this doesnt cure everybody. Yes, I have read it too, and it apparently it can help (dont know about cure if it comes back when you quit). In me though, I get instaneous stomach cramps from smoking. Plus, like another person said, it can cause cancer, and a whole host of other bad diseases. I know that anything is better than colitis at this point, but if you want a healthier way of beating the disease, i`d say go with the SCD diet. http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.org/ in the 3 years ive had this, its the only real successful bandaid for this ...
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Smoking also causes cancer and lots of other problems you get your choice smoking makes me sick just to smell it bad bad bad   [End]
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I’m sorry Tom, I wish I could. I got the info. from my daughter who read it in a newspaper and relayed it to me several years ago. This was after I had started to cure myself by smoking. What happened was I had been ill for 7 years with UC and the only way I could go anywhere was if I didn’t eat anything after lunch the day before. One day I ran into a old client and told her about my problem and it turned out that she and 2 of her neighbours had had the same experience. They had all quit on the same day and started bleeding from the bowel within 2 weeks. Two of them quit the medication ...
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Hi, I am from Wales. Could you possibly tell me about which hospital offers suchtreatments Thanks Tom   [End]
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I first got UC in the mid 70’s about 2 weeks after quitting smoking. I was told after 5 months that I would have to have my bowel removed or die. I chose not to have my bowel removed. Then I though that if I’m going to die anyway, I might as well smoke. So I started smoking again and my health improved right away. I didn’t make the connection though; I just thought that my medication had finally cut in. 10 years later I quit smoking again and got UC again within 2 weeks. I thought it was just a coincidence and didn’t resume smoking until I heard of other people to whom the same thing ha ...
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